Publication: Cape Cod Life

Warm weather calls for adventures. Explore a few of the Cape’s best options for fun on the water.

Quality, selection, and memories are only a click away. “The vacation rental industry on the Cape and Islands has rapidly grown and…

In your corner, by your side Integrated financial guidance through experience and integrity. “In your corner, by your side” is…

Karen Galvin, owner of Unique Boutique, was born and raised on Cape Cod. Her mother and father were both very…

Now for 32 years Cape Cod Life has been publishing an annual issue reporting our readers’ opinions, by ballot, on…

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Dedicated to bringing education & opportunity to residents & visitors—find out how this organization is turning the tide.

How lucky are we that these majestic mammals choose Cape Cod to spend their summer? Come meet some of the usual suspects that cruise in & around our waters.

The busy season is upon us & these rental properties offer all that guests could be looking for to enhance their Cape Cod experience.

Artist Traci Harmon-Hay’s intricate & meaningful art reflects periods in her life.

The 22 iconic Days Cottages dotting the shoreline in North Truro have attracted & inspired us for the better part of a century.

Katie Bartow captures Cape Cod’s beauty in her serene images.

The Discovery Center at The National Marine Life Center in Buzzards Bay is a perfect rainy day activity for family-friendly fun and learning.

When I was in grammar school in Elmira, New York, my father used to build a fire in our living…

Women across the region show how focus, determination and an unwavering application of effort result in successful business ventures.

Gone are the days when a woman in the building industry was a surprising occurrence. Today, Cape Cod’s homebuilding community benefits from a strong female perspective.

Provincetown artist Jo Hay captures the essence of strong, unforgettable women in her portrait series, “Persisters.”

With a beauty that is hard to resist, the ranunculus flower got its name from a combination of two Latin words, rana, meaning frog, and unculus, which translates to little. These fascinating blooms are also known as buttercup or Coyote eyes.